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a wild potato is something that grows in a farm and the cat goes out and eats them?
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What is a wild potato?
a wild potato is something that grows in a farm and the cat goes out and eats them?
What do you do with the potato shooter on wild west on poptropica?
there is not a whatever shooter
Where do you get the potato shooter on wild west island?
Dos Cactos.
What are the uses of wild potato?
mash potatoes, baked potatoes, potato sou- hey why am i giving you answers? look at a dictionary!
What crop was introduced to europewhen they came to the Americas?
Tobacco, maize, cocoa beans, potato, tomato, squash, wild rice and sweet potato.
What is a Wild Potato Root?
Wild potato root refers to the tubers of various species of wild potatoes, particularly those in the Solanum genus, which are native to the Americas. These plants are often smaller and less cultivated than domesticated potatoes, and they can vary significantly in flavor, size, and toxicity. Some wild potato species are edible and have been used by indigenous peoples for food, while others may contain toxic compounds. They are important for biodiversity and may contribute to potato breeding programs for disease resistance and environmental adaptation.
How do you get the potato shooter in wild west island?
Win the shooting contest at Dos Cactos.
What culture first domesticated a potato?
The potato is a staple on many dinner tables around the world. They are a wild growing food that was domesticated. This first happened by the Inca Empire.
Where did potatoes originate from?
There are many types of root vegetable we might call "potato", from tiny wild potatoes found in the Great Plains of North America to sweet potatoes and the larger tuberous root crop originating in Peru. All of these different types are of American origin and were unknown throughout Europe until relatively recent times. One story says that when potatoes were first brought to Europe in the second half of the 16th century people did not know how to cook them so they gave them (raw) to their animals. Some native American names for the various types are: Taino.................batata (sweet potato) Quechua...........papa (potato) Lakota...............bluskuya (sweet potato) Lakota...............blo (wild potato) Arapaho............cee'éé' (wild turnip or potato) Cheyenne.........ho'enoo'o (sweet potato) Cheyenne.........mesehestotse (wild potato)
Other examples of transformation of energy?
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Why are some potato blossoms white and some pink?
Potato plants can have white or pink blossoms due to genetic differences between varieties. White blossoms are more common in commercial potato varieties, while pink blossoms are often seen in heirloom or wild potato plants. The color of the blossom does not affect the quality or taste of the potato tubers that form underground.
What animals eat sweet potatoes?
Any rooting herbivore or omnivore would eat a sweet potato, which is the tuber root of the sweet potato plant. This would include wild pigs and bears.
